Where do you find free electrical schematics for a 1992 nissan sentra

Wiring,
schematic, electrical diagrams, fuse diag, error codes etc are basic contents of these online books they sell here on this website www.reliable-store.com I have attached. Must check it out

2006 nissan sentra
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Wiring, schematic, electrical diagrams etc are basic contents of these online books they sell here on this website link I have attached. Must check it out

https://www.google.co.uk/webhp?sourceid=chrome-instant&rlz=1C1CHBD_en-GBGB719GB719&ion=1&espv=2&ie=UTF-8#q=set+timing+on+Nissan+sentra+16v+1.4+1992+model ..try this link

1996 Nissan Sentra ignition wire schematic Google Search There are lots of wiring schematics for your vehicle on the net, see the attached link

yes, 91-94 have the same engine. There may be differences in the computers or sensors, so I recommend you use all of the electrical parts from the original engine that came in the car. Please let me know if you have any more questions and thanks for using FixYa.

my 1992 nissan sentra will not start. It will trun and turn but will not start. when it does start.It missing alot and turn off very fast then it just turns but won't start

good day Sir, try to check the wirings maybe its grounded hope it will help you.

try getting a chiltons manual, or try googling 2004 nissan sentra fuse diagaram schematics. even if you have the owners manual it should be in there

whyknot87: As far as I know, Nissan did not put a 2400 in a Sentra in 1992 or for that matter any year that I am aware of.
The Sentra had an SR20DE Which was a dual overhead cam engine.
According to Nissan, setting the timing on this engine requires the use of a scan tool as part of the procedure. There is no procedure for setting it without a scann tool.
The timing for this engine is 15 dedrees +/- 2 degrees @700RPM

The other engine this year Sentra used was a GA16DE
which was also a dual overhead cam engine.
This one could be set in a conventional manner with a regular timing light. You must have the engine at normal operating temp.
Disconnect the throttle switch and then you set the timing to
10 degrees +/_ 2 degrees @700RPM

The 2400 engine you probably are referring to is the KA24DE which came in Nissan 240SX and the Nissan Stanza. There are procedures for setting these as well, however I need to know wha4t car and engine you have?
The 2400 had 15 degrees +/- 2 degrees @700RPM

Dexron-III is what's used in almost all vehicles (except some older fords and chryslers), but you can check the owners' manual to be sure (or call the nearest Nissan dealership).